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1 STORIES Stories of Inclusive Technology: Diversity, Accessibility and Universal Design A video curriculum for faculty and staff Craig Spooner, Allison Kidd, Marla Roll, & Anna Walker Assistive Technology Resource Center Colorado State University Accessing Higher Ground, 2018 STORIES

2 About Us Assistive Technology Resource Center Serves campus AT needs
Training & consultation regarding electronic inclusivity Visit us at us at ATRC – serves campus AT needs Share a bit of demographics of CSU

3 Agenda Video samples Discussion How to get your hands on ’em! Marla

4 Disability, Diversity & Inclusion

5 Diversity Video Discussion
History of training attempts Storytelling approach Social model/ social justice Disability as aspect of diversity Accessibility as aspect of inclusion Diversity of tools, technologies Diverse learning styles

6 Tech for Reading

7 Tech for Reading – Discussion
Stories of inclusion / exclusion Impact of inclusive documents Variety of tech Variety of AT for reading Benefits for faculty Benefits to all students How to use in training

8 Inclusion & Exclusion “Design has the power to make us feel competent or incompetent; it has the power to include or exclude us” — Elaine Ostroff Founding Director of the Institute for Human Centered Design Craig

9 Grant Funding Needed funds for videos
CSU Ventures funds commercialization of intellectual property Grant expectations Commercialization (nominal fee to cover costs) Benefits beyond CSU Not CSU-Centric

10 Videos included in the set:
Disability, Diversity & Inclusion Legislation & Disability Rights Tech for Reading Tech for Writing Tech in the Classroom Inclusive Web Inclusive Video Inclusion, Diversity & Disability  This video portrays disability as a facet of diversity, and accessibility as an essential component of inclusion. It demonstrates the variety of learning preferences and technologies used by students. Because diversity is essential to the well-being of the community, we must create physical and virtual environments that welcome everyone, including those with disabilities who use a variety of technologies.  Legislation & Disability Rights  This discusses the laws that apply to electronic accessibility. It highlights not only the legal obligation to create inclusive electronic content, but also the social justice need. Building in access rather than retrofitting is a lesson that we need to learn from accessibility in the physical realm.  Tech for Reading  Students share stories of inclusion and exclusion when attempting to access their reading materials, including PDF and Word documents. The stories demonstrate benefits of inclusive documents for all students (listen to audio while commuting or exercising, ability to engage with readings, search documents, etc.). Viewers also learn about benefits to themselves of modifying their workflow.   Tech for Writing  Students explain challenges they face with writing and the variety of tools that are helpful to support they participation in this task. Including tools such as voice recognition, mind mapping, word prediction, text to speech for editing, and more)  Tech in the Classroom  Students share their struggles to engage in the classroom. For example, they describe the issues they encounter taking notes and the technologies that help them be independent and successful.  A professor shares her experience creating a classroom environment that allows for a variety of tools and technologies to be used by students in the classroom. Faculty are encouraged to consider providing PPTs to all students and allowing a variety of technology be used in the classroom to avoid singling out students with accommodations.   Inclusive Web   Students share stories of inclusion and exclusion when attempting to access websites. The stories demonstrate a variety of technology that is used to navigate the web, including screen readers, speech recognition, and magnification. The video highlights use of forms, headings, alt text, and color.   Inclusive Video   Students share stories of how videos can be a great tool when they are inclusive, but create strong barriers when they are not. The video highlights benefits of captioning and audio description for students both with and without disabilities.  

11 Purchase Options Four year schools Two year schools Other
7 video bundle: $ Each video: $ 15.00 Two year schools 7 video bundle : $ 65.00 Each video: $ 10.00 Other 7 video bundle : $ Each video: $ 15.00 Storefront: Craig

12 Complementary Tutorials
The videos are intended to be “the hook” that motivates instructors and staff to attend how-to trainings Tutorials are freely available on our website for anyone to use Simple step-by-step instructions Screenshots Accessibility By Design Allison

13 Purchase: http://bit.ly/stories-of-inclusive-tech
Sign-Up & Contact Info Speakers: Filmmakers: Be Reel Parthena Shari Due, Director/Producer Mona Maser, Filmmaker Additional info: Sign-up sheet or us at Purchase: Marla

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